James Wang

Represented Kaiying Network in a copyright infringement action in which the game "Lie Yan Wu Zun" was found to infringe the copyright of "Lan Yue Chuan Qi", and obtained a favorable judgment (the case was selected among the Supreme People's Court's 50 typical IP cases of 2020 and the Top 10 typical IP cases of Zhejiang courts in 2020)

Represented Tencent in China's first "WeChat platform ecosystem" litigation (the case was selected among the court's Top 10 IP judicial protection cases of 2020)

Represented Tencent in China's first dispute concerning the scraping and provision of WeChat official account platform data (2021)

Represented Miniwan in the second instance of the "Mini World" v. "Minecraft" case

Represented Mr. Li in the first case nationwide after the implementation of the Regulations on the Protection of the Right to Network Dissemination of Information, namely the dispute between Li and Sohu over infringement of the right of communication through information networks (the case was selected among the Top 10 Copyright Typical Cases of 2007 published by the Shanghai Copyright Bureau)

Represented Mr. Fu in China's first copyright dispute over text messages, namely Fu v. Sohu concerning copyright in 190 text messages (the case was selected among the Top 10 Copyright Dispute Cases of 2007 published by the Office of the Shanghai Municipal Intellectual Property Joint Conference)